Advanced information systems engineering

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The contents include invited talks and regular papers covering various aspects of software development and information systems. Topics range from the Unified Process for Component-Based Development to the transformation of business process models into application systems using the House of Business Engineering (HOBE). Key discussions include CPAM, a protocol for software composition, and a process-oriented approach to defining software components. The papers also address risk management in IT, linking business modeling to socio-technical system design, and enhancing methodologies with scenario-based techniques. Support for process engineers is highlighted through the Spearmint approach, while managing componentware development emphasizes software reuse within the V-Modell process. Additional topics explore modeling multidimensional data, quality-oriented data warehouse usage, and the design of global data warehouses. Techniques for identifying structural conflicts in process models and multi-variant approaches to software process modeling are also presented. The annotation covers the design of cooperative transaction models, multilevel secure workflow management systems, and customizable services for data-centric collaboration. Other significant contributions include practical approaches to accessing heterogeneous databases, uniform inter-model transformations, and modeling dynamic domains. The collection emphasizes adapti